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Sweet Dreams

Moon Poems For Bedtime

Charles Ghigna
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Pages
32
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Schiffer Publishing

About

The moon watches over us

Like a Mother of the Night.

She sees through the darkness

With her soft and silvery light.

-excerpt from "Mother of the Night"



Fourteen imaginative poems provide children with an engaging way to explore the wonders of the moon. With titles including "Magic Moon," "Ice Cream Moon," "Fruit of the Moon," "Artist Moon," and "Moon Cat," the poems encourage toddlers and young children to think of the moon in new and creative ways: as an ice cream cone, a lollipop, a piece of fruit, a lost balloon, and more.



Key Features:
• The short, gentle poems are ideal for helping beginning readers develop a love of poetry.
• Each poem is paired with illustrator Jacqueline East's enchanting artwork, which features an adorable wolf cub who guides readers through the verses.
• The poems present different ways to think about the moon, which-as the most accessible feature in the night sky-is an enduring source of curiosity for children. Perfect for bedtime reading, this charming journey of words and pictures will gently guide children toward their own sweet dreams.

Related Subjects

  • Bedtime & Dreams
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Poetry
  • Imagination & Play

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